Vanessa Nartey

Blue Sun Dances Vanessa Nartey

Acacia Jordan, has the same routine as most others in her hometown. At the dawn of each weekday, she gets up, readies the kids for school, bids her husband a good day, then walks toward to the bus route for her ride to work. ... Nighttimes, like snowflakes, are different. On just about each one of, them, behind closed doors, Acacia fights new fights. Long buried bones of truths and remembrances reach through the trunks they were locked in decades ago, to pull her into their oxygen-less coffers. ... In the pitch blackness of one of those nighttime battles, Acacia - bruised and battered, is ready to give up. Her arms are worn and weary. So when the people, faces, and places show up in her Pebble Hills home, again, Acacia is captured. ... Based in part on the life of the author, this book is a page turner you will not be able to put down. Blue Sun Dances, is a walk through prickly terrain on the other side of ordinary.